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Rise of the Incompetents

We’re not paying enough attention to the dangers AI poses to the competence of our future electorate—and the workforce, Noah B. Goldsher writes.

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Higher Ed Leaders: Tune In to Public Opinion

Attitudes toward higher ed are dynamic, Stephen M. Gavazzi writes.

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Higher Ed’s Accountability Moment

With an ROI rule coming into force, higher ed must respond with responsibility and intention, Jennifer Cowley writes.

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Why Revenue Sharing Is a Bad Deal

Collective bargaining for student athletes would be a better way to go, Debbie Hogan writes.

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Opinion

Faculty Are Not the Enemy

Our research suggests the fight against antisemitism would be better served by treating faculty as allies, not antagonists, Graham Wright and Leonard Saxe write.

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Stand Against the Leaky STEM Pipeline

The disinvestment from DEI and scientific pipeline programs will mean STEM training gaps will only grow, Tania Fabo writes.

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The Family Business: An Open Letter to America’s Universities From Your New Boss

Things have changed, Jennifer Lundquist writes (satirically).

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Opinion

Beyond Behaviorism: Why Motivation Matters

Understanding the science behind motivation is crucial for supporting student learning, Katie Muenks and Carlton Fong write.